... following, which appeared at the same time another Charleston paper : Executed William A. Powell, who was found guilty of the crime of negro-stealing at the last Court of Common Pleas for Darlington District, was executed Darlington, according to the sentence ...

... received in Bombay of the murder Siegfried Lauger, an Austriau traveller, by a tribe Daeries in Arabia. The object of the crime wu probably robbery. The Political Agent at Aden is engaged in endeavours to bring the criminals justice. The Archbishop of ...

... Phoenix Park murders, and the snccession crimes which followed. The Government, we daresay, will not accused any responsible politician of connivanoe at crime, or with having knowingly bargained for the repression crime by criminals ; but, the other hand, ...

... an atrocious murder had been committed Carmarthen. Upon inquiry as to the truth of the report, it was found be correct. The crime was perpetrated in house one mile and half from Llanpampsaint. Three men and a female servant were in the house the time. The ...

... the increase which is taking place, or is supposed to be taking place, in the number of crimes and offences tried by the Police Magistrates, and arising, as such crimes and offences generally do arise, out of the excessive consumption of strong drinks. We ...

... Fyne, with her orew of forty men, has been lost during the recent gales in tin/ Buy of Biscay. A private inquiry under the Crimes' Aot is being hold at Clonbur and Cong into the circumstanoos attending the murder of Lord Mountmorres three years ago. Some ...

... then,selves of it is means to be approved of. Morals of the 3d Class —F° r l^'B C,BBB of people to travel Sundaya a heinous crime. bey are meanly clad, and live upon coarse kind food. oil and hard* ship Bre their portion during the week, and enjoyment on ...

... s of the select committee of the House of Commons, which had declared that a large proportion of the present aggregate of crime might be prevented, and thousands miserable human beings converted into virtuous, honest, and industrious citizens, if due ...

... strong point that character, in his speech at Wolverhampton, when he reminded his audience that the question of renewing the Crimes Act in Ireland would to be faced in 1885, when the Act expires ; if the Act is to be renewed the Government will desire that ...

... occupied with the discussion and division npon preliminary questions to precedence to be given to the Arrears and Prevention of Crime Bills over other business, aud it was after four o'clock before the adjonrned debate npon the second reading of the former ...

... least show that they are willing to give every point in the eess due attention. Another prisoner has yet to tried lor the crime. jury in the murder case had to be dis: barged on Friday, nine being for verdict guilty,, sad only three for one of seqiiiitei- ...

... which should not stand permanently. It will be as great a crime against society six years hence as it is now, and ons as easily perpetrated, for persons to make felonious use of explosives. The crime is one against which society is entitled, now and always ...